HOW WE FEED 80 BRITISH FRIESIAN HEIFER SPRING CALVES
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- This week’s video we show how important it is to ensure the babies of the farm have the right nutrition so they have the best start to life.
Poppy is on a well deserved couple of days away so our parents have stepped in to show you how we feed 80 calves on our farm. But don’t worry, Josie is still around to do the filming so you’ll see more than our dads forehead 😂 (last weeks RUclips)
Hope you enjoy
Lovely to see Mum and Dad, you all have such a wonderful sense of humour! But…. Bring back poppy!!!! Xx
Your Mum is the hardest worker on you tube
We had an Aberdeen Angus born this year with no tail and I brought it to the market along with all its mates and no one wanted it purely because it had no tail! Needless to say I brought it home and it’s done very well and is never dirty at all
Need to get Mom and Dad on more often!
Instead of a straw chopper you need a fork to pitch the hay and straw in and shake the straw out 😊
Nice spreaderbale would sit nicely on JCB
Joe Seels swears by his, quick, easy and efficient
Little and often
EXCELLENT video, knowledgeable dad, fun mum great humour all round
Keep it up sisters
Hi, nice vid again ! Your dad Richard seem to be a very nice guy to work with ! Enjoy your family business
lost count of how many times your Mom climbed in and out of each pen. that is a workout. great video enjoyed the chatter between you 3.
Excellent video again thanks for sharing call the calf Natalie after my granddaughter
love these hard workers
Holy heck, your mum is agile.
Great video great team of workers well organised 👏
When do they get their collars? Great work mom and dad.
Call the calf with no tail "bum, arse or bottom"as you can see it easily! I've had 2 dairy calves over 32 yrs with no tails.
I know that's only temp accommodation, but it looks bleeding hard work doing it all like that. A couple long handled forks would make it a bit easier and as regards a straw chopper, need be careful of dust for really young calves tolerating the dust created. Your mum n dad are great.
Manx is a short, easy name, that might be good for one with no tail. Manx cats are tailless. A dog (cows are sometimes called doggies, “git along little doggie.”) is called Bob.
Love it. 😊
Notailie ❤ Thanks for your films ❤ Watching from Sweden 🇸🇪
Some team ❣️❣️💚💚
Miss Manx, after the Isle of Man Cat, which is born without a tail..
Do you folks not have pitch forks or pikles in the UK? I see everyone spreading straw and hay by hand in over 10 U tubers I follow over there? I spread around 10 1500lb round straw bales a day during calving here in Canada 🇨🇦 with a 3 prong fork pretty much in the same time y'all spread 1/2 that square bale?
Notalie has my vote. Super suggestion
seems like you have two new film stars,,,, 😀 like the name no tail
Send this video to Mc hale and they could sponsor ye with a straw chopper
The calf with no tail is a winner for me
Name the calf minx like the minx cat
What do you do with the male calves once they get colostrum and dried off?
Nice working ❤❤❤❤
Thanks mom and dad!!!😂
Team 'Stumpy' for me 🐄🐄
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NoTailie
No access to sawdust?
Tail less
call it wagless
Notailee